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What port does the RSS Reader use to access the Internet?

April 26, 2017internet port reader RSS

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What port does the RSS Reader use to access the Internet?

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• Does the RSS Reader contain adware, spyware or viruses? Are you uploading my personal information without my knowledge/consent? No, the RSS Reader application does not contain any type of malware. The only information the application uploads are anonymous statistics. Please see our Privacy Policy for details. • Is the RSS Reader application using a lot of system resources? No. The application uses very little system memory (usually between 5 and 10 megabytes), its CPU usage is very low and the hard disk space used will rarely exceed 20 megabytes. • When I click on a link sent to me by the RSS Reader, nothing happens. Why? Some users, AOL users in particular, may have an unsupported browser associated with links or not have one set up at all. Follow these steps to fix this issue: • From the Windows Start Menu, choose “Control Panel” (or “Settings > Control Panel if using the “Classic Start Menu” or a Windows version earlier than XP). • Select “Network and Internet Connections > Intern